life is a beautiful thing; freedom to think, freedom to choose...ain't it grand? knyuck, knyuck.
[i'm so glad that i'm free not to love kraftwerk.
there's a reason why i can't let go of the statement made in my last entry (hence the recurrence,) which is that nobody has really taken it on. i want someone to argue with me and tell me why kraftwerk is 'that hot shit'...i don't dislike their stuff, i just think it's overrated.]
[i'm so glad that i'm free not to love kraftwerk.
there's a reason why i can't let go of the statement made in my last entry (hence the recurrence,) which is that nobody has really taken it on. i want someone to argue with me and tell me why kraftwerk is 'that hot shit'...i don't dislike their stuff, i just think it's overrated.]VIEW 10 of 10 COMMENTS
the members of kraftwerk were musical visionaries for their time, but by the time i heard them they were already long gone.
they were playing back hi-tech computerized music in 1974. that is a feat in and of itself, but i heard them after hearing bands that they influenced and inspired like new order who mastered that sound in the 80's, which spoiled me.
i think for me the new bands had already taken kraftwerk's ideas and sounds and refined them to the point of making kraftwerk's sound somehow seem dated, but in reality they are the fathers of both 80s synth pop and 90's electronica...so they rule.
[Edited on Feb 09, 2004 9:58PM]
That's classic.
Hmmm, never heard them.